Usyk vs Dubois 2 How to Watch
Yes. On August 26th in Wroclaw, Poland, these two behemoths are going to do it all over again. Why? Because the first one ended with an asterisk the size of a small moon. Dubois’ camp cried foul, claiming that punch he threw south of the border was actually a body shot. The referee disagreed, gave Usyk time to recover, and the rest was history. Now, Dubois gets his do-over.
Think of it as a boxing version of Groundhog Day, but with more tattoos and fewer puns about weather. The stakes? Enormous. The winner keeps the WBA, WBO, and IBF belts. The loser has to sit on the naughty step and watch Tyson Fury and Francis Ngannou play patty-cake.
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Here’s the crucial bit, because finding a boxing stream is often harder than finding a quiet moment in a toddler’s playroom. In the UK and Ireland, it’s on BT Sport Box Office—yes, you have to pay extra. The price is about £24.95, which is roughly the cost of two and a half fancy sandwiches. You can order it online or through your TV box.
In the United States, it’s a different beast. It’s being broadcast by ESPN+ as a PPV. If you already have a subscription, you’ll still need to fork over another $69.99. That’s enough for a fancy dinner, or a lifetime supply of instant ramen. Choose wisely.
For the rest of the world? You’re in a lovely hybrid zone. The streaming service DAZN has the rights in several countries, including Poland, Ukraine, and parts of Europe. Check your local listings—or just call your friend who “knows a guy.” We don’t judge.
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